126 b.ii) that it adopt such security measures as may be necessary to protect the life and the right to humane treatment of all the next of kin, judges, prosecutors, witnesses, attorneys, and other judicial authorities involved in the case; b.iii) as an exceptional measure, that the Court appoint an observer to monitor the domestic proceedings and to report to the Court on a regular basis; b.iv) that it order an investigation of the judges who have not observed Guatemalan laws and legal proceedings with respect to the amparo remedies filed and the use of official secret by the authorities; b.v) that it order an investigation of the numerous interlocutory motions to obstruct justice in this case; b.vi) that it order compliance with the requests for documents filed by the secretariat and the court during the proceedings against the direct perpetrator and the accessories; c) that it adopt the following guarantees of non-recidivism: c.i) that it adjust its judicial practice with the aim of ruling rapidly and effectively on repetitive or obstructive amparo remedies in this case, and that it adjust its amparo legislation in accordance with the American Convention, thus providing an effective judicial recourse for the victims; c.ii) that it regulate and constitutionally interpret the application of the doctrine of official secret; c.iii) that it order compliance with the Peace Accords and the recommendations of the Comisión de Esclarecimiento Histórico (CEH) to resolve the continuous conflicts in Guatemala. Non-compliance with these recommendations impedes closing the circle of violence and impunity in the country. These measures include, especially: dissolving the Presidential General Staff (EMP); a reform of the intelligence bodies in Guatemala, for which the Government must submit to Congress the respective bills to: a) precisely define the structures, tasks, and spheres of action of civil and military intelligence, restricting the latter to exclusively military objectives; and b) to clearly establish effective control mechanisms of Congress over all aspects of the intelligence apparatus of the State; establishment of a national holiday, the Day of the Victim, to commemorate the victims of human rights violations during the internal conflicts in Guatemala over the last thirty years. c.iv) to reform the Guatemalan National Civil Police; c.v) for José Mérida Escobar to be recognized by the police institution as a “martyr in performance of duty” and for his name to be